President Trump saidWednesdaythat he expects a healthcare plan to come forward as soon as next month. <\/p>\n
Maybe mid to early March well be submitting something that I think people will be very impressed by, Trump told reporters, according to a pool report. <\/p>\n
It remains unclear whether Trump is referring to a plan that the White House would release on its own, which could throw off congressional efforts, or simply a joint plan with lawmakers introduced in Congress. <\/p>\n
House committees are looking to mark up legislation in early March. <\/p>\n
Pressed by The Associated Presson Mondayon whether the ObamaCare replacement plan would come from the White House, chief of staff Reince Priebus said, We dont work in a vacuum. <\/p>\n
Furthermore, Republican senators who hosted Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price earlier this month said his message was that the administration wants to work with lawmakers on the replacement plan. <\/p>\n
The details of the Republican replacement plan remain unclear. House Republicans last week circulated an outline, though, with elements like a tax credit to help people afford coverage. <\/p>\n
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